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Fashion District | Old Toronto | Ontario

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Graffiti Alley

Graffiti Alley, located in TORONTO’S FASHION District, parallels Queen Street West’s fashionable section. It incorporates the adjacent alleyway of Rush Lane and spans three city blocks. It’s a well-liked location to see some of Toronto’s top murals and street art works.

Graffiti Alley, once a popular location for illegal graffiti painting, inspired a legalization campaign by the Queen Street West Business Improvement Association. StreetARToronto, or StART, a program that offers money and approval for public murals and graffiti art, was formed out of the struggle in 2011 when it was declared an area of municipal significance.

Today, Graffiti Alley is a well-liked location for photo shoots and a gallery for famous artists like Duro.

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Toronto Music Garden

The waterfront’s Music Garden was created by landscape architect Julie Messervy and a team of landscape architects from Toronto’s Parks and Recreation Department in a way that genuinely translates Bach’s First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello into the natural world. Visitors travel through six different garden areas, beginning with the twists and turns of the riverscape, until arriving at the Giant Grass Steps, which form a curved Amphitheatre where summertime performances are held.

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Factory Theatre

The Factory Theatre was the first theatre to declare that it would only develop, produce, and present Canadian plays. It is a hive of theatrical activity that presents cutting-edge Canadian theatre and is dedicated to diversity in its portrayal of the Canadian experience in its broadest sense. The Factory Theatre was founded in 1970. For the first time, original Canadian theatre made a breakthrough in a field dominated by British and American playwrights. “The home of the Canadian playwright” is how the group is known. The Factory has taken the lead in encouraging diversity in theatre, reflecting the Canadian experience from various views, in addition to its dedication to original Canadian theatre.

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G44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

Dedicated to fostering diverse perspectives on photography and lens-based media, the philanthropic, non-profit Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography was founded by artists for artists. Gallery 44’s mission is to provide a platform for meaningful contemplation and discussion on contemporary photography. Gallery 44 was founded in 1979 to create a supportive atmosphere for the development of artistic practice.

By showcasing diverse practices that engage in relevant and critical investigations of the medium, Gallery 44 is devoted to programs that reflect the always-evolving notion of photography. Our goal is to examine the artistic, cultural, historical, social, and political ramifications of the image in our rapidly increasing visual world through exhibitions, public interaction, educational programs, and production facilities.

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Local Toronto Food Tours

Local Toronto Food Trips provides fun tours that visit Toronto’s hippest neighbourhoods. Through a series of delectable food tastings from the best of Toronto’s traditional restaurants and the newest, hippest eateries, they welcome you to get to know one another. With the help of your local guide, learn about the background of the local cuisine, landmarks, architecture, and artwork.

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Cannabis Cooking Company

They provide a three-hour, fully hands-on class on cooking with cannabis. You will learn about cannabis culture, the science behind infusion, appropriate dosing procedures, and how to produce two distinct types of edibles when you attend the class. Additionally, you get to keep all the delicacies you prepare.

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SPIN Toronto

SPIN is a 12,000 sq. 12 Olympic-style ping pong table, two full-service bars, on-site catering, a la carte meals, rotating DJs, on-site event planners, and more can all be found in the ft ping pong social club. The atmosphere at this facility is amazing, and seeing the staff smile brightens me every day.

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